Conrad Nagel Born: 16-Mar-1897 Birthplace: Keokuk, IA Died: 24-Feb-1970 Location of death: New York City Cause of death: unspecified Remains: Cremated, Garden State Crematory, North Bergen, NJ
Gender: Male Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States Executive summary: The Thirteenth Chair Host of the Academy Awards, 1930 and 1932, and Co-Host in 1953. Father: Frank Nagel Mother: Frances Murphy Wife: Ruth Helms (m. 24-Jun-1924, div. 1935, one daughter) Daughter: Ruth Margaret Wife: Lynn Merrick (actress, m. 1945, div.) Wife: Michael Coulson Smith (m. 1955, div., one son) Son: Michael
High School: Highland Park College, Des Moines, IA
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences President (1932-33) Oscar (honorary) 1940 Hollywood Walk of Fame 1719 Vine St. (motion pictures) Hollywood Walk of Fame 1750 Vine St. (television) Hollywood Walk of Fame 1752 Vine St. (radio)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR The Man Who Understood Women (2-Oct-1959) A Stranger in My Arms (3-Mar-1959) Hidden Fear (Jul-1957) All That Heaven Allows (7-Jan-1956) · Harvey Adventures of Rusty (6-Sep-1945) · Hugh Mitchell I Want a Divorce (20-Sep-1940) One Million B.C. (26-Apr-1940) · Narrator Wedding Present (9-Oct-1936) Dangerous Corner (4-Dec-1934) · Robert Ann Vickers (26-Sep-1933) · Lindsay Atwell Fast Life (16-Dec-1932) Kongo (1-Oct-1932) · Dr. Kingsland Hell Divers (5-Dec-1931) · Duke The Reckless Hour (15-Aug-1931) Son of India (1-Aug-1931) · William Darsay Three Who Loved (3-Jul-1931) · John Hanson The Bad Sister (29-Mar-1931) · Dr. Dick Lindley East Lynne (1-Mar-1931) The Right of Way (7-Feb-1931) Du Barry, Woman of Passion (11-Oct-1930) Numbered Men (7-Jun-1930) · 26521 One Romantic Night (3-May-1930) · Dr. Nicholas Haller The Divorcee (19-Apr-1930) · Paul Redemption (5-Apr-1930) · Victor The Ship from Shanghai (31-Jan-1930) Dynamite (13-Dec-1929) · Roger Towne The Kiss (15-Nov-1929) · André The Thirteenth Chair (19-Oct-1929) The Hollywood Revue of 1929 (14-Aug-1929) · Himself The Mysterious Lady (4-Aug-1928) · Karl London After Midnight (3-Dec-1927) · Arthur Hibbs
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